Webster accepts Basketball Australia sanction
21 Sep
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The Wildcats stood Webster down for Tuesday's NBL Blitz win over Adelaide after both parties agreed it was the appropriate decision to make.
We will continue to work with Webster and the entire organisation on inclusiveness and diversity education.
In reaching their decision, Basketball Australia acknowledged the deep remorse shown by Webster, along with a commitment to undertaking further training in diversity and inclusion.
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